One of the two teams playing Sunday afternoon at the DCU Center took a six-hour bus ride to arrive in the city, and one played like they took a six-hour bus ride to arrive in the city. The big problem was it was the Maine Mariners that took that Saturday night bus ride, and it... Continue Reading →

Ask the Average Joe on the street about the name Lennox and you'll get a lot of mentions of Annie Lennox or the Lennox name they'd see on central air conditioners, but for Railers fans it means goaltending performances as good as fine china as once again Worcester netminder Tristan Lennox put on a show... Continue Reading →

Officiating should not decide the outcome of sporting events. In a contest between two opponents, it should be their abilities and talents, along with whatever luck each one gets, that determines the winner. The officials are there to fairly enforce the rules of the game, to adjudicate matters as fairly and evenly as possible, and... Continue Reading →

Sunday afternoon the Worcester Railers played their third game in four days at the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's, Newfoundland, and put together what was easily their best game of the young season in a 2-1 overtime win against the Growlers. Trevor Cosgrove has the Railers' lone goal in regulation, and Ashton Calder scored... Continue Reading →

For those hoping that Thursday's 5-4 win might be the thing that got the ball rolling toward a successful Railers season, those hopes were dashed Friday night as Worcester once again couldn't get out of their own way in a 4-0 loss to Newfoundland at the Mary Brown's Centre. It took just five seconds for... Continue Reading →